Author Archives: GilPress

About GilPress

I launched the Big Data conversation; writing, research, marketing services; http://whatsthebigdata.com/ & http://infostory.com/

AI Drives Shopping Carts

Shopic’s AI can identify every item placed in the shopping cart and detects when an item is added or removed from the cart with 99.4% accuracy. Read more

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Quantum Motion Bets on Silicon

Quantum computing continues to be one of the few hot spots in the venture capital landscape. Read more

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Turing Saw the Future of Computing

It’s all about data. Read more

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What to Do About ChatGPT FOMO?

Are enterprises ready for generative AI, or any type of AI? Read more

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To Marry or Not to Marry

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Announcing This Day In Data, AI, and Learning

Subscribe for free for daily morsels from the past, present, and future of data, information, modern computing (so-called “artificial intelligence”), and knowledge acquisition and transmission. Read more

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The Chatbot Experience

Nearly 40% of consumer experiences with chatbots are negative. Read more

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Private and Public Support for Quantum Computing Worldwide

Intensity of quantum technology investments and initiatives increases globally. Read more

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New Funding for Neutral Atoms

PASQAL’s technology is based on research conducted by the winner of the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics, and it plans to deliver quantum computing with major commercial advantages over classical computers by 2024. Read more

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